The art of paint perfection

The art of paint perfection

At the heart of colour creation and innovation for the industry of interiors and decor, you’ll find Farrow & Ball. Creating exceptionally high quality paints in a collection of carefully crafted colours.

Their latest announcement of nine new colours has captivated décor enthusiasts including ourselves. We explore these beautiful new tones further...

The New Colours

A red based black, Paean black is Georgian inspired colour conjuring up images of old leather hymnals. A deep and dark tone, we believe this will be beautifully paired on internal metalwork. The romantic, muted rose of sulking room pink is designed for that light, feminine bedroom tone, aptly named after the French ‘bouder’ – to sulk. We believe this would pair beautifully in a room with Hammonds White Ash finished fitted furniture.

Rangwali is a bright and exotic pink that creates beautiful and dramatic shades by absorbing the depth of colour with a variance of light. A rich deep red with an edge of purple, this baroque colour, Preference Red, is named in honour of the original name of the F&B Company, Preference Paints.

A mid-century modern green named after Japanese tea leaves, Bancha is a strong colour perfect for kitchens. A down to earth blue hue, De Nimes, named from the everyday workwear made in the French city Nimes. 

Leading onto the more neutrals of the group, School House White is a soft, light shade named after the shaded white from school walls. Treron is a grey green version of Farrow & Ball classic Pigeon. With a traditional, modern feel we feel this pairs beautifully with shaker style kitchen cabinetry. A relaxed, earthy tone, Jitney reminds us of sandy beaches and Oxford Stone and is beautiful when paired with warm woods and brown based tones.